Chance on Sentence Examples

He was in love with a ghost and unwilling to take a chance on you.

I didn't take a chance on you for the reason you think.

For taking a chance on me.

You tear me away from the only stability I have in my life, expect me to change my view on the entire world overnight, reject me and now, you're asking me to take a chance on something you can't guarantee.

But I wouldn't want to take a chance on losing you.

She'd never taken a chance on a man or let herself wonder what she was missing.

Since I'm here, I guess it's a good thing I didn't take a chance on him.

Xander didn't say what he wanted, that he took a chance on Jessi, but she hadn't yet decided to take one on him.

The one time he took a chance on someone … "We're meeting D there," Jule said and held out one fist to Xander, the other to Darian.

The one time he took a chance on someone … "We're meeting D there," Jule said and held out one fist to Xander, the other to Darian.

Was Danny Crow really not worth a chance on the back of relegation, especially given his relative pittance of a salary?

Oprah Winfrey took a chance on Ray, helping her secure her own daytime talk show, The Rachael Ray Show.

In 2007, Bravo took a chance on both Haim and his buddy, Corey Feldman, developing the series The Two Coreys.

She is the star of the television show Sonny With a Chance on the Disney Channel, and recently appeared in the made for TV movie Princess Protection Program, along with her best friend and fellow actress Selena Gomez.

Of course, you're taking a chance on the condition of any used book you order online, but you can still use the capabilities of each site to your advantage.

Finally, you can take the chance on trimming them to suit you, but be sure and draw some sort of pattern first!

Absolutely nothing is left to chance on this evening.

If you want to check out a new ride or an old favorite without waiting in line, paying for park admission, or taking a chance on a mechanical shutdown, roller coaster video clips are the way to go.

Independent video game developers are often more willing to take a chance on a talented novice to the field.

So, if you don't have time to wait for a refrigerator to chill it down, or you don't want to take the chance on the extreme temperature of the freezer, you may want to consider a wine chiller.

Take a chance on one, and see if you like it.

In 2000, ABC Television took a chance on a new show called Dancing with the Stars, which showcases celebrities learning to ballroom dance with professional competitors.

While swingers activities in the past were spread through word of mouth, with occasionally taking a chance on someone who might be interested, Internet resources have made it increasingly easy to find like-minded couples.

While you can take a chance on finding a like-minded couple at a party or other event, swingers need only go online to find personal ads and listings for local clubs.

He decided to take a chance on the boys and in 2005, It's About Time, the debut album by the Jonas Brothers was released.